." >>> more accusations against the clinton foundation. a new report saying bill clinton aides used taxpayer funds to subsidize the family's foundation and to support hillary clinton's private e-mail now, they deny it. also, a separate report saying a foundation worker asked the state department under hillary's watch for special diplomatic passports. a big no-no. even clinton supporters are saying, the clinton family, including shell sea should sever all ties with their charity. are they right or wrong? hi, everybody, i'm david ashton. with "forbes on fox." what do you think, sabrina? >> you know, it's so interesting, david, when you look at some of the deeper numbers, like pew research is found out more than 50% said they actually know a lot about hillary's policies. what people are uncomfortable with is sort of her untrustworthiness and her honesty. there's so much for the time in office, the clinton foundation, $2 billion operation and their business deals, that is what is getting voters uncomfortable. >> even the appearance of conflict

clinton white house. it's unusual. it's unprecedented. the foundation speaks to that. ple will look at this if they have a concern and will see satisfactory answers in terms of no more of the clinton global initiative on an annual basis if she is the president. they probably, people who are concerned about this would have liked to have seen the changes put into effect earlier, and that line very clearly drawn, but look, i think this just becomes an ish you've of people who aren't going to believe it are going to keep questions a lot. >> how big a deal should trump's dealings with foreign actors be in this election? they're using it, the clinton people, to set it up as a point of comparison with the foundation. how do you think it plays? >> i think we should know more. we should know more on both sides about what those relationships were, financial and otherwise to gauge potential influence. those are fair questions for clinton, for the clinton foundation as well, and certainly that would apply to trump. >> now we're going to do tomorrow the big point of defense from the

. >> there were a couple of issues we needed to address with tim kaine -- related to the clinton foundation as well as the e-mail scandal. as two of the things we talked with him about in cleveland. >> . >> tim kaine has taken to the hillary clinton. >> she did make a mistake. she mated by deciding she wanted to use one device rather than multiple devices. >> the fbi in the report said that clinton had not one but 13 devices. >> so she was only using one at a time. >> overtime, when one would wear out, she would get a new one. but only using one at a time. when you read the report, it really goes through in elaborate detail, why they chose not to take legal action. why they decided there was nothing more compare that to the degree of disclosure -- which is what we are seeing on the trump side. not putting out his tax returns. >> i know they said they will not accept foreign donations if she is elected president. but when you yell last call, everyone rushes to the bar. >> foreign donations as of now -- will step aside. she is taking one step forward and the foundation is taking one step forw

we can say without a doubt the clinton foundation asked for it and that foundation officials who were very close to people around clinton and to clinton herself, asked for this. so, it raises a whole lot of questions, and remember, we're going to have many more disclosures of e-mails coming over the next two weeks and months, and perhaps we'll get more of an answer to this. clearly this is one of the most serious things we have heard yet about the foundation and secretary of state's office. >> she is an ambitious woman. why whoa she allow this to exist? she had to have nope this jeopardy days -- jeopardize her future. >> the clinton foundation was set up as a government in compile when president bill clinton left the white house, and it gave everybody something to do for quite a while, and if you look at the number of these staffers of the clinton foundation, cheryl mills, huma abedin, both were with the clinton foundation and then when hillary clinton moved to the secretary of state's office they went with her and when she left the office, they went back to the foundation, and so the

you donated to the clinton foundation and the clinton foundation dolled the money out. what's the difference here? >> there was a case in florida where a group didn't know or didn't -- that it was from this other new jersey charity. trump was honored for that. that's where the controversy is. >> i don't understand the controversy. because if the clinton foundation gets money from a guy in kazakhstan and then gives it to somebody in haiti, the haitian people don't know who the guy is in kazakhstan is. isn't it the same thing? >> yeah, i guess it is, right. >> okay. all right? >> yeah. >> so i don't get the big scandal. it's not a partisan deal. the other thing is that $25,000 donation from the trump foundation to pam bondi, the attorney general of florida, campaign or something? >> that was to a pac. that's the controversy that

that continues to dog her in terms of whether or not there was impropryty between the clinton foundationment. bill clinton has said he will resign his post from cgi if she wins. does that put this issue to bed or will there be lingering questions about the clinton foundation for the next eight weeks? >> i think there will be questions for a when i will here. this is an issue that's been hurting her campaign the entire time. the issue with the clinton foundation is that there's nothing criminally wrong right now, but it just feeds the perception that there are so many people, hundreds of people, thousands of people, to whom the clintons owe favors when she gets into the white house. there's a sense that people gave money to this foundation in order to ingratiate themselves with the former president and with the current secretary of state and future president. and so it just feeds this sense of corruption around the clintons that they really are having a hard time addressing directly. >> the irony that you have one candidate going after the other about the foundation, his own charity sent

mike emanuel has our report. >> benghazi, the clinton foundation and accusations of pay-for-play. presidential candidate hillary clinton has yet to hold a full-flown news conference this year. it's been 270 days since clinton faced the press traveling with her and her running mate struggled with it today. >> you see hillary take questions he day, she talks to the press everywhere she goes. >> really? >> the last time clinton did a full-blown news conference was in fort dodge, iowa before any americans had caucused or voted in any primaries. she prefers to be with ellen degeneres and jimmy kimmel. her opponent, donald trump who has done 16 extensive question and answer sessions with reporters this we are says she avoids reporters because she can't defend her record. >> just ask yourself why she doesn't have news conferences. the reason is because there is no way she can answer questions because the job she has done is so bad. reporter: clinton has taken a page from the trump playbook by calling in to cable news and she was asked about the lack of interaction with reporters covering

what we can see in this e-mail from 2009, it's sent by a top clinton foundation executive, doug band,ma abedin. he asks her if she can get him and two other associates a t the foundation diplomatic passports. that on its face is a major violation of federal regulations. we don't know if they got the passports, because the state department said they can't comment on individual cases. >> and the romanian hacker gucifer, was sentenced today. >> reporter: he was in a virginia federal court where he got 54 months for hacking into the accounts of 100 americans, including sidney blumenthal, the clinton adviser. once he got into that account, we first knew about the existence of clintone-mail.com. that was the event that got the ball rolling. it's more than ironic, that gucifer got jailtime in the u.s., and he'll serve out the rest of his sentence in romania, while clinton and her aideschar. >> romania is asking for him back right now. what is the situation? >> the u.s. government went to great lengths to gring gbring h the united states. romania wants him back straight away. back on our inte

compared to the actual clinton foundation. now, the trump campaign did get back to us last night saying all the questions about the foundation are inaccurate. here's a statement.ated tens of millions of dollars to charts both through his foundation and otherwise. in addition, friends plaintiff trump have generously donated to his foundation. the statement points out trump doesn't receive compensation and he makes regular personal contributions to charities and causes of his choosing outside the foundation it here's the problem, we can't find any records of it. we just don't take his word for it. we can't at this point in his presidential election. we're not seeing signs of it. >> nord ro records of it and n returns to check it. we want you to join our panel. also with us, senior cnn washington correspondent jeff zeleny. cnn political analyst kristin powers. cnn senior political reporter nia mallika henderson. i want to start with you because on this issue of charity, trump's campaign manager was asked this morning on cnn will t

everyone should agree to an audit of the clinton foundation, which they have refused. st: meredith mcgehee? i'm not aware of the particular link in the gold mining in haiti. would agree that having transparency in terms of having the client and -- clinton and trump foundation, it would be helpful. it would change anyone's mind with these few weeks to go, but i would like to go back to where the previous caller said that there are many other issues that i think the american people could benefit from more clarity on. we have a very keen awareness in terms of choices that each person can make. the point is to have the information so that everyone can make up their own mind about how they feel and what they want the president to do on a range of issues. everyone has an everybody has an issue they care about more than the other and this election has been remarkably content free when it comes to public policy. host: danny from alabama, democrat line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have not heard anyone say anything about it but donald trump's financial disclosures ar

the campaign reminds us that if hillary clinton wins the white house the clinton foundation will spindent organization, and we're told this fundraiser/bill clinton birthday bash will help many different causes. to be listed as a chair of the event you had to put down to b co-chair, $50,000 to be vice chair, but you goat hear j jjo jon bonjovi and barbara streisand. clinton donors will gather on monday which ends in an extravagant gala dinner. the optics are not optimum but the foundation does good work. trump is promising to sever his business ties should he win, saying this on fox and friends yesterday. watch. >> i will sever connections and have my children and executives run the company and i won't skut it with them. it is so unimportant compared to what we are doing about making america great again. i just wouldn't care. >> reporter: the trump line of questioning comes after "news" week claimed his foreign business dealings would hamper national security. megyn. >> thanks. joining me with more, david wool, an attorney and trump supporter, crystal ball is here, a clinton supporter

both the clinton foundation and the clinton health access initiative disclose some limited donor information on their websites. a scripps news investigation has found that ?both? charities are ignoring laws that require them to publicly name foreign government donors and the amount they give. scripps senior national investigative force disclosures on hundreds of millions of dollars, is choosing not to. hillary sot: "we have to stop the endless flow of secret, unaccountable money that is distorting money that is unaccountable money that is distorting our elections..... but it's the foreign government dollars that flow through clinton family charities that critics argue need to be accounted for... our investigation found two of the charities ignored a new york law and related instructions. john wonderlich heads the sunlight foundation. a wonderlich sunlight foundation runs = :26 - :34 the clinton foundation and the associated entities are trying to avoid having to tell to the public, who is giving them money from (especially) foreign governments. [gfx] new york law requires charities to public

the clintons say their foundation is a force for good n. kt park bill clinton came out this week and actually said that he is kind of like be robin hood taking from the rich and giving to the poor. is there any truth to that? >> i think it's just the opposite. i think it's robinhood in reverse. in fact what he is doing is standing in front of money that's destined for poor and desperate people around the world and diverting it to his rich cronies and maybe even to his own family. the thing about the clinton statement, no one knows because they have never had an external audit of their financial records since 1997. no one really knows. >> you did the investigation that basically identified the fraud that was going on in ge. and right now you are making some statements that should have been uncovered by attorney general -- attorneys general across the united states? >> yeah, this fraud like many frauds starts small in 1997. this was supposed to be a library and research facility only in little rock. and it never got legally complying audits fr

the money going straight to the clinton foundation. know these aren't just benevolent souls. they know if hillary clinton gets elected, they may have the red carpet roll out the front door of the white house and they may get to talk to her about whatever problems they may be having. even the democrats want it shut down. what is she doing? they're raching ingramping it up. >> let me ask you about this. conceding that the clinton foundation does a lot of good the optics of this are terrible. does she need this right now in her campaign? >> i don't understand how raising money, celebrating 70 years on this planet and raising money for an undisputable good cause. i don't see how that's a scandal. >> i'll explain that without david's somewhat partisan spin. it's that people believe that these donor to the foundation may want something more than just to do good that they may want to please the future president of the united states with a big donation that could get them access to someone who would be very very powerful. and that's why some e

. >> the reality is that all of the donations to the clinton foundation were discoverable. they were in a database that people were able to search, and there was no money going to the clintons themselves. no direct benefit to themselves. >> that's not true. >> it was charitable in exchange for nothing. you're asking for a lot of benefit of the doubt. but you've given no benefit of the doubt, despite the a.p. tried and didn't find any pay for play. just said it's optics. here we have what does look like a quid, a pro, and a quo, and you are saying, give us the benefit of the doubt. >> i'm admitting that i don't love the optics of a four-day gap. that's troublesome. but this is peanuts. >> it's not peanuts. >> the clintons spent $50 million on travel. that is not a foundation. >> i'm going to end it here, but i can promise you, we'll talk more about the media later. but if the a.p. or any media organization had a pay to play on the clinton foundation, trust me, it's all we'd be talking about. this is not peanuts. it's troublesome. but good on you for admitting that it doesn't

matt lauer who was fair got the wind knocked out of him by the full-on assault from the clinton foundation and mainstream media. what lester holt did by asking donald trump hard questions was that correct. what was not correct is he didn't have them of hillary clinton. you asked ask about tax returns, his views on the iraq war as a private citizen without asking hillary clinton about benghazi and her private server. lou: there was no attempt by lester hold to be fair and balanced and as a result i believe donald trump got a lot of votes that night because it was so obvious what holt was doing that the american public saw it. let me turn to donald trump and this line of attack that he's on, follow the money. he's back to his populist roots in this campaign. he's attacking the establishment. he's putting it state forwardly. who is getting screwed by the system. how the system is rigged and who the system is rigged against. are you going to answer me guy? >> i thought you were going to play a clip. i think the follow the money line -- lou: we don't have that kind of budget here. >> i think th

we've covered the clinton foundation and their exploits a lot. donald trump's a private citizen, therefore he shouldn't have to release any of this information. in that sense, up until right now, essentially, secretary clinton and president clinton for that matter are private citizens. they haven't been in government in about four years. >> leland? secretary clinton was secretary of state for four years. >> as of the past four years they've been private citizens. as of the past -- >> while she was secretary of state, the clinton foundation continued to take foreign money, even though she signed a pledge that they wouldn't. while she was secretary of state she set up the private server -- >> boris, i -- >> all of that was while she was secretary of state. >> boris, absolutely that's her record. but my question is, you want to call the clinton foundation on the carpet for this. i completely understand that. we've done that a lot on this program. the question is, why shouldn't donald trump be held to the same disclosure standards? they're both runnin

i would note the clinton foundation is not the only foundation connected to powerful politicians. the reality is that you can get that appointment and get in the door. that is the way the system is in washington, particularly for large campaign donors and for those who have the resources to get the foundations. host: let's hear from margaret in leavenworth, kansas. you're on the line for democrats. good morning, margaret. caller: good morning. . you know, it bothers me that the last caller was innuendoy and starkey. the clintons have been around. i lived in arkansas and she did some wonderful things. you know, when you see people quit served -- when you see people who have served and work hard to bring health care to children, and the work she did for women and she has traveled. it is so wonderful. -- and nothingt they threw at her never stuck. it was all in you windows. innuendos.ll in you foster --t kill them she did not kill events foster. i don't know why this is so sexist. and so unfair. it is like this whole thing -- i just want to say, i think they have lawyers, and trump h

again and again we see all the money flowing into the clinton foundation. re now buying access to power. in general the defenders of the clintons say that is totally fine, that is what happens in politics. voters look at this scratching their heads why do we want more of this with people buying access to our politicians? liz: vince, take a listen to this and give me your reaction after of afterwards. >> on advice of counsel i respectfully decline to answer and assert my fifth amendment privilege. liz: that is tech specialist. working on hillary clinton's email server. this is a guy who invoked his fifth amendment right not to testify before congress but now we find out that this expert, this aide, asked for help stripping out a very important person's email address in an online chat room. that is according to a new report. he reportedly asked reddit users, quote, i may be facing a very interesting situation where i need to strip out a vip, very important person's email address from a bunch of archived emails. they don't want the vip's email address exposed t

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come to light that have shown a direct connection between those that were contributing to the clinton foundation and access that was given to those people, to the calendar and opportunities to meet with hillary clinton as secretary of state are deeply troubling to the american people. that's the kind of pay to play politics -- >> governor, i'm going to cut you off. >> governor, i'm going to cut you off because we're going to be talking to a representative of the clinton campaign next. governor pence, thank you. i understand you'll be in the audience tomorrow night. safe travels, sir. >> sure will. thanks, chris. >>> up next, we'll ask hillary clinton's chief strategist how she plans to take on trump. plus, what do you think? how high are the stakes for this first debate? let me know on facebook or >>> a look outside the beltway at hofstra university in hempstead, new york, the site of tomorrow's first presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. as you can see, they're still putting the stage together. joining us now from new york to discuss clinton's plan is her campaign's chie

very nice to the clintons normally, released a piece entitled, quote, bill clinton aides used tax dollars to subsidize foundationokesman called the report demonday straably false, though it wasn't because it was based on documents released by the clinton foundation itself. this came as a top executive at the foundation asked huma abedin to obtain diplomatic passports for himself and others. the state department agreed to turn over planning schedules for hillary clinton's time as secretary to the associated press by mid-october, before the election. a major change from earlier reports that said the schedule wouldn't become public until after election day. joining me now, the author of "cleaning house, exposing our government's secrets and lies," tom fitton, and our favorite filmmaker, dinesh d'souza. it is great to see you both. first, tom fitton, to you. this report from politico, which basically sucks up to the clintons most of the time, it's a pretty solid report, it seems to me. it shows that bill clinton took $13 million in taxpayers' money to support people, his employees, when his foundation was generating

no gsa funding was used for a private e-mail server anywhere, and the clinton foundation never housed gsa funded e-mail server, private or otherwise. the server described in the politico story did not transmit e-mails according to the campaign. it was housed at president clinton's harlem office and contains his post presidency considers, separate from the clinton foundation. the gsa offers presidents money to make sure presidents do not en'up in poverty like president truman did. most of that went for offices and staff in hard. he. joe biden took questions. he was asked about the perceptions of the clinton foundation. >> i think the clinton foundation, like all foundations, is in a position where things are changing and i think she has changed and adjusting to the realities of complicated how things have the become. >> the trump campaign put out a statement in which it said that the fact that vice president biden did not vouch for clinton shows that she had, quote, terrible judgment. shep. >> an order has come from a judge on this matter? >> reporter: this is a separate matter. there'

austan, the comparison to the clinton foundation, the clinton foundation is accused of taking, you knowf millions of dollars, more than that, from people who are trying to essentially buy access to our secretary of state. you really think that's comparable to one donation? >> a, i believe that that is a somewhat radical mischaracterization of the charge against the clinton foundation. >> okay. >> and, b, we're trying -- >> how did i mischaracterize it? i don't want to mischaracterize it. >> so the question of access were things like the staff of the clinton foundation asking could the secretary meet with the nobel peace prize winner? and people like that. >> people who had been denied through state department channels and used the foundation contacts to get back-channel access. >> there's no acizaticusation - fbi looked at it. there has been no accusation of legal wrongdoing. in this case, there is direct admission of guilt of legal wrongdoing. they paid a fine, and it is paying a politician who was directly choosing whether or not to investigate trump university. what i would say is --

the clintons got no money from the clinton foundation. bill and chelsea clinton are both on the board, are paid nothing. both of the board is paid nothing. and so you stand back and whenever people say, well, someone gave to the foundation, my response is so what? what is the actual benefit to hillary clinton that someone gives money to a charitable foundation that then turns around and doesn't tell her about it, you know, unless she's digging through their irs filings, doesn't tell her about it. the money goes to help poor -- >> he's filibustering. >> no, he's not. >> let me finish one point. and then they can't prove anybody got any benefit they wouldn't have otherwise gotten. one of the things i find amazing is they bring up the fact she met with a nobel prize winning individual who has been an enormous political influence in bangladesh and, oh, she met with him as secretary of state. well, no kidding. that's what secretaries of state do. >> i'm going to give you a chance to answer that specific question. the clintons don't get paid fro

check his office told us the clinton foundation is in step with state roles . >> i have no idea how to reconcile the letter of the law and the statement from the atty. general. they seem to be in direct contradiction . >> the clinton health access initiatiie said that it told the office in the past if it wants to know about the foreign government contributions it can ask. adding new york has ever questioned its way of doing have a lot more on this story online to see what has been filed with new york versus the irs in to read our full investigation check out the denver channel -- thedenverchannel.com . >> right nnw don cheadle is in denver campaigning for hillary clinton. he's on the 16thhst., mall registering voters. he graduated from east high school . >> today the candidates are focusing on states. there is a new poll out from cnn and it shows a very tight race. two point lead over clinton. donald trump is worrying the mayor of vail. he is concerned that trumps anti-mexico rhetoric could hurt tourism this season. 15% of sales economy is based on . >> -- toward a result -- tourism ,

i mean, the truth of the matter is, what you see in the clinton foundation -- the trump foundation is a private charity by a family who has helped many worthy causes over the years. the clinton foundatio h during her confirmation hearings could be used by foreign donors and foreign governments to gain favor while she was secretary of state. yet she went on ahead and did it. the fact that e-mails have come to light that have shown a direct connection between those that were contributing to the clinton foundation and access that was given to those people, to the calendar and opportunities to meet with hillary clinton as secretary of state are deeply troubling to the american people. that's the kind of pay to play politics -- you off. >> donald trump is going to bring it to an end. >> governor, i'm going to cut you off because we're going to be talking to a representative of the clinton campaign next. governor pence, thank you. i understand you'll be in the audience tomorrow night. safe travels, sir. >> sure will. thanks, chris. >>> up next, we'll ask hillary clinton's chief strategist h

so the clinton foundation, e-mails, pay to play, saudi arabia money.one of that came up in the first debate. i'm getting the impression that donald trump took enough incoming from her that he's going to take the gloves off. >> let's hope he does take the gloves off. you remember mitt romney, it's the second and third that really matter. what he's got to do is he's got to prosecute her. no more mr. nice guy, no more chelsea was in the audience. that's hogwash. chelsea has heard it all before. what we've got to do is make sure that donald trump gets out with the department of justice and the fbi is not willing to unearth and that is the whole purpose behind this server was to cover what they were doing to the pay to play 501(c)(3) alleged charity. >> i agree with you. look, donald trump has said, the next attorney general, the statute of limitations has not expired. >> no, it has not expired. also the immunity that was given to these five people does not last until -- if there's a new department of justice, they can still be prosecuted. it's just the lim

he said the clinton foundation was pay to play. you gave money to the foundation, you got special access to the state department. your response to that? the calendar than half of nongovernmental people she met with were donors to the foundation. >> no, no. 85 people out of over 2,000 people. >> no, about 150. >> no. chris, as you know, two weeks after the initial headlines said half the people -- nongovernmental people she met with, the a.p. took down their headline, their statement, acknowledging it was wrong and sloppy because they only looked at a small sliver of the nongovernmental people she met with. the important point on the clinton foundation, and maybe donald trump is going to rank him on the record breakers of people who have been fact checked for lying and dissembling. the fact is the clinton foundation discloses all their donors. governor pence should know that. the clinton foundation money has gone from an "a" rating from charity navigator because 90% of the funds it raises goes to life-saved a.i.d.s. drugs to people

but when he was asked about the clinton global foundation, whether the clintons had done enough to distance themselves from the foundation, this is what he said. >> do you think americans should be concerned at all or -- about the ethics of the clinton foundation? has the clinton foundation always been 100% ethical in in your view? >> i think the clinton foundation, like all foundations, have found themselves in a position where things are changing and i think she's going to ng cha achange at to the realities of how complicated it's all become. >> is she clearing herself up enough with that? should the foundation have to stop taking foreign donations now? >> i think you'll see them stop taking foreign donations. >> okay. so robert, joe biden certainly answered that question just like a politician. >> i don't interpret that as a slam or an attack on the foundation at all. i really am concerned, carol, about the swift boating of the clinton foundation. you remember how john kerry was attacked by his purple hearts by republicans who never served in military combat. the clinton foundation has g

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e-mails come to light showing a connection between those that contributed to the clinton foundation and access given to those people to the calendar and opportunities to meet with hillary clinton as secretary of state are deeply troubling to the american people. that's the pay to play politics, and donald trump will bring it to an end when he becomes governor. >> i am going to cut you off. we are talking to a representative of the clinton campaign next. i am sure you would like me to ask that. i understand you'll be in the audience tomorrow. safe travels tomorrow. >> thanks, chris. >>> we will ask hillary clinton's chief strategist how she plans to take on trump. how high are the stakes for the first debate. let me know on facebook or twitter @foxnewssunday. think your heartburn pill works fast? take the zantac it challenge! zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. >>> a look outside the beltway at havana in hempstead, new york, site of tomorrow's

with secretary of state hillary clinton when they, at same time they were contributing to the clinton foundationion, does that play into the whole legal ramifications of this? >> no. i, well, politically i think that goes over most voters heads but it is an acknowledgement that hillary rodham clinton charged money as the secretary of state to meet people and that money went to a charitable foundation, quote, unquote, charitable, that her husband controls. david: fang r frankly what bothers me more as secretary of state her foundation was taking money from interests, foreign interests like the russian-ukrainian deal and like the russian city that was getting money from silicon valley, that as secretary of state, she influenced u.s. foreign policy by clinton foundation supporters. that seems verboten. judge we have to leave it at that. >> that is called bribery. david: they saw the signs. now one donald trump supporter might have to open his wallet. more to come on this you don't want to miss it. ♪ for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud he

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